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Quinn and Power are going to make our team better. So, in a different way, is Ilya Lyubushkin. Man is exactly like advertised. UPL not ready to accept Rochester. More please.

Olofsson makes it interesting with some weak clears there, but Tage unselfish to finish it.

Too bad. UPL has deserved the shutout Bit of a jailbreak that shift, tough to cover with the extra man.

He's improved every period I've watched him. Showing he can play with other good players.

Vinnie Hinostroza is not a JAG

Sweet hands by Savoie to get a shot off there. Good stop.

Terrific shift by Quinn there. Saw a lot of that in Rochester.

He's working hard, skating fast and getting to the right spaces, it's the possession struggles.

I gotta say I'd bet big money that Tage is more 15% shooter than 8% shooter. That was lethal.

O my god, what a bullet

Asplund has been doing a good job at centre. Right spot, hard on pucks. Power uses his reach and mobility to calmly shut down a 4-on-2

Krebs Cozens Victor is a thing on the PP. For his struggles with possession at ES, Peyton is good in that role.

Quinn shoulda had one there.

Owen Power looks like a veteran. Head always up, always engaged, always making plays.

Krebs showing why people are concerned

Noticed his passing was way off in those shifts i was able to watch.

Clague with the shift of his Sabre career UPL good down low there. It's usually a strong part of his game. Then another big stop!

It's back, but it is so far off the radio feed I don't have a clue where we are

Sabres twitter says they are aware of the issue and working on it

So not just a me thing

The Thompson/Quinn/Olofsson combo is counterintuitive: probably our three best natural scorers on the same line? They do have other parts to their games, but something to watch. Damn, Weissbach looks different than last year.

Me too. But even more interested in watching Power. Kid continues to fly under the hype train radar

I think Krebs, Biro, Quinn, Peterka, Savoie the first players to get their 3rd games. Any I miss?

Former college free agent coming off his ELC who played some NHL games for the Preds last year. One of four similar puck-moving youngish D we signed (along with Pilut, Clague and Priskie) to anchor the blueline in Rochester and compete with Fitz for the #7 spot. I don't like to put too much emphasis on contracts, but Boosh's $2.75 million and Bryson's $1.85 million deals — signed this summer — tell me what the staff think about those two. The forward combos illustrate what I've been trying to say for a while now: the Sabres can ice 4 lines including Quinn and Peterka without burying them with 4th-liners.

As does the Cozens line. If we start winning some games this year, I suspect our speed is going to become a major talking point.